Get your Rocks Out!
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- Опубликовано: 29 июл 2024
- This was a longer one, I hope you stuck around and got crafty with me. Ive never played with salt before, and i had so much fun!
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Supplies used:
Stamps:
Silouehette flowers(Alina): gb9vn.app.goo.gl/soLQ
Sunflower: Not yet Released (will add links when online)
Lilly (Woodware): tidd.ly/3rqWyzX
Floral Wonder(Woodware): tidd.ly/3c8wu6f
Dies:
Slimline boarder dies: gb9vn.app.goo.gl/V2fT
Brushos: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Brusho-12-...
Tools used:
Stamp Platform: bit.ly/38HEBEI
Tonic Glue: bit.ly/2AIxn6Q
Versafine Onyx black ink pad: amzn.to/2Oay2Bc
Big Shot die cutting machine: tidd.ly/2T768bN
Nuvo drops: tidd.ly/3cxFD8i
Spray Bottles: gb9vn.app.goo.gl/Gjpd
Cardstock:
White: www.limetreecraft.com/product...
Expert Watercolor Pad(USA):
arteza.com/collections/sketch...
Expert Watercolour Pads(Europe):
arteza.co.uk/products/expert-...
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Sasha Reade
creatingwithsasha@gmail.com 
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Wine o'clock...🤣🤣 Yes Please! 🤗 as always, Love all of your cards. Just Amazing! Great spending some fun time with you 😃 Blessings My Friend
Love then all and the technique, I love your Saturday night crafting shows
At first glance with the Himalayan salt, the bright blue with the yellow and red on the watercolour paper made me think of “Starry Night”. Beautiful cards! 😊❤️🇨🇦
Brilliant technique. And I really enjoy your enthusiasm and humor.
This video Rocks! So many tips, so much fun to watch! Thank you so much Sasha🥰🥰🥰
thank you for watching Francisca
You are such a joy to watch and listen to...love the way you are having fun with whatever you do! Great technique with beautiful results...I have the magenta powder inks and rock salt from making ice cream...off to play! Thank you and stay well.
Really pretty, Sasha. Thanks for sharing :-)
about 8:00 ...I have done my whole work table. I used vinyl (normal for floor use..) as a remainder it almost cost nothing (or honest: very very less😁) I can clean it easy, can use all stuff to undo it from mess as ink, markers, powders sprays.. and more mixed media ... It is perfect for me..
Beautiful as usual... I can't keep from chuckling 😁. If you stop your Saturday night video I don't know what I'll do for entertainment. Love this technique.
ha ha im so pleased it entertains you. Thank you for hanging out again Sandy
Hi Sasha, great video, love everything you created, thanks for all the information and tips, must get some brushos !! Take care.
Regards.
I really enjoy this video! Your cards turned out beautiful... Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Teresa :)
What a lovely technique those backgrounds are verry pretty thank you sasha
😍 Love the technique!!
Turd brown, that made me laugh. Love all the colours.
Like the different salt patterns. Thanks Sasha.
ha ha, im very skilled at making that colour
Awesome techniques!!
Thanks for sharing!!!
Yet again, love this idea. Have you ever thought of stretching your card (like stretching paper) as this cuts down costs and works quite well? Just a thought, I know you have to plan ahead to do so but it's only a bit of time and prepares your card/paper to take water. Keep going with the ideas, love them all x
Lovely cards and I love the background behind the sunflower - the effect looks like little flowers dotted around. Another one to try! Enjoy tomorrow, with an empty house! Parents/carers all over the country will be heaving a sigh of relief, no doubt! 🤣🤣
Thank you for the video.
You might have fun playing with different types of salts including epsom salt, alum, baking soda, road salt, and the even solution from saline enemas in as a spray.
You can find even larger rock salt online.
OMG, this is so great. I have several brusho colors and am looking forward to trying this. Thank you so much for sharing.
Wow this is so cool. Looks like you had fun.
Now I need brushes and rock salt!! Thank you for the excellent ideas! Can’t wait to share with friends!!
So reassuring to see your inky fingers, Sasha. It's nice to know that I am not the only one. I never think to out gloves on!
im always a mess, i dont mind though, i enjoy creating so much :)
What a beautiful technique. Gorgeous cards and colors 😍. ❤❤❤
Your backgrounds turned out great, for sprinkling brushos use a push pin in the lid - means you don’t have to open the pot. I love using brushos with the pixie powders x
yes ive seen that done before, but i wanted to make a spray so the holes wouldnt be helpful then ha ha. I might do in the future but im also paranoid about knocking them over and im in quite a humid climate so they would get moisture in them. Ive got some small tipped bottles that i think i'll transfer some into and sprinkle that way
Love what you did with the Brushos! First of all I was thinking, stop, that's way too much Brusho powder, but your results were awesome! They last for ages, I first got some 20 years ago, and still fine. I mainly use mine for Lavinia stuff these days, they look good on the gel plate, splattered over brayered ink. Alina's new stuff looks the best I've seen of hers! Well done for not making poo! Lol! ❤️❤️❤️
ha ha i was thinking that my powder was too much but i really really wanted bright colours! I was so happy with the result. And yay for no browns ha ha. Im super good at making that colour, i was pretty shocked i didnt manage it this time
I've found that using either type of salt is a great way to get kids involved in the creative process. Using the sprays will add an extra element of fun for them. Thankfully, some of the cheaper papers are enough to keep them engaged until they gain a little skill. They also love my stamp press and have come up lots of cards they're proud to send out. Thanks for all the examples to accompany your own playing.
great thoughts, i might get my kids playing in the summer when they can spray them outside and get in the pool after, ha ha
I really enjoyed this one. I just got some of these kinds of powders and don't really know how to use them yet, I felt like I was playing along. Thanks.
yay that's great! Have fun
Ooh! Just ordered brushos! Can't wait to try this technique 😊
Amazing difference in intensity of the color between the two different card stocks. I had no idea. TFS. Great video.
Yes i was shocked to see how crazy different they worked out!
This is a cool technique. The cards look great!
I have been playing with shimmer powders lately, too. I blame you, because I watched your video with the explosion powders, but I couldn't get a hold of them, so I bought some nuvo shimmer powder, and then I needed more colors, and then some more. Now I need to just use them to justify buying them 😅
ha ha, yep, that sounds like my life right now! They are highly addictive! you're welcome to blame me ha ha
Gorgeous backgrounds❤
Great tutorial 😁I have done several cards with the stamp on strip, everyone likes them 😊
that's brilliant Linda, so happy to hear!
I really like how your backgrounds turned out... will have to play with some of the stuff I have to see what I can come up with...thanks for sharing..
Sounds awesome! Re-inkers should work well as well
These are truly beautiful-wow!
I may have missed it, but did you need to seal the result, or had the water already fixed it? Also, you mentioned several brands, do you have a list of those we need to seal? Oo, another thought, are they stable or will water RE-activate?
Thank you, loved the video .... what was that, wine o’clock? Will gin & tonic do? Can’t let you drink alone 🤣🤣🤣😇
Definitely dont need to seal it when it's just the colour. I was mentioning at the beginning that if you were to use powders with mica in them you need to check if that mica rubs off and seal it if it does :) I would imagine water will re-activate, but i only use mine for card making not art so im not sure what all the proper steps are if you want use it for art :)
Dear s haha it is beautiful.what are the colors u used can foid coloring be used.tc stay safe
Very nice. I shall have to get my Brusho's out. Have you tried them with spray starch? Something for you to try if you haven't already.
I havent actually, im not sure if it's easy to get ahold of here. Do you mean to use as a sealant?
No, not for setting. I am in England and think I got mine from one of the cheapy shops. Its just another way to apply Brusho, spray the starch on to the card and sprinkle Brusho or sprinkle then spray. Also cling film can be scrunched over the top and left to dry. There are videos on You Tube that explain it better than I am doing, but it is a nice technique and the powder dries with a slight sheen from the starch.
@@quirkycat2489 oh so exciting!!! Thank you, i will look into these ideas! SO FUN :)
@@SashaReade I'm sure it will explain it better than I did. Hope you have chance and fun to try it.
Sasha, these are beautiful, was wondering how to stamp on pearlescent card stock, it smears and willl not dry for me, I heat set it, leave it for 2 days and it still smears. What am I doing wrong? Tfs
I think it depends on the pearl card. I find the single sided pearl card to be tricky to stamp as it's more like a plastic finish, whereas the fully pearlescent(double sided) is much easier to stamp. I do find i need to leave it to sit for a few minutes to absorb though as it takes longer. I also find it alters the colour of my ink when stamping on pearl so i usually test my inks on a bit of scrap. If you're struggling with drying you may just need to heat emboss all your stamping
@@SashaReade thank you my dear for getting back to me, I stamped with Versifine black in last night, it still smears today. Not sure what I’m doing wrong